11111.1111111sos, no. Is TUESDAY FEBRUARY 18, 1997 SPORTS BACK PAGE r #e Lasers clinch final Glass blowers playoff berth S.4* create art Page 6 Nttl Page 8 Serving San Jose State University Since 1934 SPARTAN DAILY Interns live A.S. sides Right: SJSU communi- cations student and Hidden Villa volunteer Ann Marie Brazil teaches two students about the the wildlife importance of the com- with Caret post pile at Hidden Villa. By Laura Venni Brazil is fulfilling her Spartan Daily Staff Writer internship requirement Nestled in the I.os Altos Hills is a place where both chil- by volunteering to teach dren and San Jose State University students can hoe a garden, children about the envi- slop a pig and milk a cow. ronment at Hidden Villa's on ROTC Hidden Villa is a 1,600-acre farm and wilderness preserve educational farm. dedicated to educating elementary-aged children about farm- By Larry Hernandez financial aid grants to the institution, ing and wildlife. Spartan Daily Staff Writer the Associated Students, Inc. would Below: First graders SJSU students have been volunteering their services to fully support ROTC programs being from (Ander Elementary Hidden Villa for many years and are now being offered the The Associated Student Board of restored on campus." opportunity to become interns for its Environmental Directors called a special meeting The resolution was also adopted in School pet some of the Monday concerning the Reserve piglets at Hidden Villa in Education program. order to "prevent one board member "I am much more interested in doing this than being in a Officer Training Corps program at from speaking for the entire board," the Santa Cruz San Jose State University. Mountains. Hidden Villa, classroom," said Kath Gray, a SJSU graduate student working Raytis said. on her teaching credentials and a volunteer at Hidden Villa. The meeting was called in order to Raytis was referring to actions by a 1,600-acre education- clarify the Associated al farm and wildlife The volunteers and interns work with more than 20,000 board member Chris children a year. Students' position con- preserve, gives tours to The children come front many diverse back- Constantin, who is grounds who, based on the philosophy cerning the issue, by 18,000 school children of the farm's founders, The board also a West Frank and Josephine Duveneck, should be given the opportu- passing Resolution 96- each Valley/Mission year nity to experience the beauty of the environment first-hand 97-01. needed to Community College PHOTO BY and to understand the "interrelatedness of all living things." "The board needed District Trustee. DREW NIELSEN "The kids love it," Gray said. "Some of the kids have never to express its opinion express its Constantin has sent a on the ROTC issue Spartan Daily See Hidden Villa, page 3 opinion on the letter to all of the because we have not community colleges done so," said Daniel ROTC issue in California urging Raytis, A.S. director of them to advise stu- academic affairs. because we dents to apply to uni- 'he A.S. voted on versities other than and unanimously have not done SJSU because of the passed Resolution 96- so." possible freeze on fed- 97-01, which clarified eral financial aid the board's position to funds. support SJSU The issue at stake President Robert Daniel Raytis, A.S. director of stems from the Caret's stand on the Academic Senate's issue, which is not to academic affairs unanimous decision reinstate ROTC. in 1994 to begin The resolution stat- phasing OM the Air Force ROTC ed, "The Associated Students trust unit at SJSU. The Academic Senate President Caret's ability to make deemed the implementation of the sound judgments when weighing the "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" policy left values and principles of the institu- intact the long-standing prohibition tion against the implications for the of homosexuals in the military, which students we represent." violated CSU commitment to anti- However, the resolution also stat- discrimination. ed, "If it is determined that discon- When congress added the tinuation of ROTC programs at "Solomon Amendment" to the FY97 SIM, would result in loss of federal See ROTC, page 5 SJSU readies for next phase Report to be released Wednesday By Devin Fehely the final reports of The Redesign Spartan Daily Staff Writer Task Force and the Steering Committee. The Academic Priorities Steering The Steering Committee was Committee will announce scheduled to release its entire Wednesday its preliminary recom- Resource Allocation Plan following mendations for the future of San Jose the Academic Senate Retreat Feb. 7. Rail links Campbell with downtown State University's academic pro- Instead, it staggered the release of grams. ly bringing commuters into down- iii Delmas and San Fernando, where Part I titled "Rationale and By James Gunsalus The report identifies programs to Explanation" and Part II which con- Spartan Daily Staff Writer town. This consideration has become the main Vasona line will end, down Scheduled to be operational in be enhanced, maintained, consolidat- a key clement in the project and a Delmas to San Carlos where it would 2003, the effects of the new rail line, tains its specific recommendations ed, reduced or discontinued. separately. The proposed $135 million concern to those living and working merge with existing tracks heading especially its downtown junction, arc committee's report connecting The steering "We had tons of work to do," Vasona light rail project, in downtown San Jose. downtown. The cost of this option is of major concern fin downtown com- represents phase ll cd the Academic downtown Steering Committee member louse downtown Campbell with Entering the downtown area from estimated at $34 million. merce. Planning Prot es initiated by in the Priorities I !ARNIM explained, "And we wanted San Jose, has reached a fork Campbell, at the Cahill CalTrain sta- The other option is a I .2 -mile 'Ilse $15 million difference in pro- Provost Linda Bain its the Spring of road. tion just east of the San Jose Arena, stretch of two tracks, one heading CAM ject I.OsIs lies in greater amount of to make sure that all decisions were 1996. correct and consistent." By May I, the Valley Transit the new Vasona line will make its way and the other west, along San materials and labor that will be used Phase I culminated with the final Authority. in conjunction with the cast and connect with the existing Fernando through downtown in the «instruction of the San According to Ilamann, Part I out report of the Redesign Task Force lines "the general principles by which San Jose Downtown Association, tracks via one of twn ways. between the Dclmas-San Fernando Fernando connection. which was submitted for campus- must decide how the proposed rail would he a single, intersection and the intersection of "Business and property owners our decisions were made." I lamann The first option wide review Oct. 31. said the committee felt it was impor line will make a downtown connec- 2.5-mile stretch of rail, with passing San Fernando and Fourth Street. the want to study both of these options Phase III will begin in March tion with the Guadalupe rail current- tracks extending from the intersection cost of this option is estimated at $49 See Light rail, page 5 when the Academic Senate receives See Retreat, page 5 Publicity stunt may cost radio station Caret speaks Tomorrow No-injury By Laura Vann' James K Itobcm, who also handled emotional and physical distress, and President should Writer stress disorder. I ler Spartan Daily Staff the Bay Bridge case, the minor initial- post-traumatic address a variety of a ly said no to the stunt. "She later family is seeking monetary damages. A lecturer and collision KYLD, also known as "shock agreed when she was told she would In 1994, Roberts on behalf of five concerns today student debate the jock" station Wild 107.7 FM, is By Andrew W. Davi@ receive two front row tickets to an plaintiffs, filed a lawsuit against Page 2 theories of Spartan Daily Staff Writer being slapped with another lawsuit. upcoming concert," Roberts said. KY1.1), which at the time was owned The San Francisco-based radio sta- "My girl said she told them her age." by United Broadcasting. the lawsuit II Au revoir, 0 creationism and Traffic was snarled Monday near the tion, responsible for the 1994 block- When asked about KYLD's poli- was a result of the incident in which street exit from the Fourth Street Garage .Spa Han .Ciar evolutionism ing of the Bay Bridge, is being sued cies about sexual misconduct, a sta- disc jockey Mancow Muller received when a driver and bicyclist failed to for the alleged sexual misconduct of a tion representative, who works with a haircut in the middle of the Bay ealeh the draft da notice each other and collided, The dri- 15-year-old girl. general manager Bob Vismcky, but Bridge, blocking traffic. train out of San Jaw' ver, in a blue Toyota coupe, exited the The lawsuit, filed on Jan. 31, would not give her name, said the %IA- The Bay Bridge case was recently Page 6 garage through the leftmost driveway charges that station representatives lion does not tolerate it settled for $1.5 million and the SU- and collided with the bicyclist. No one convinced the girl and her 16-year- Roberts explained that the lawsuit tion was forced to pay $500,000 for II Nellie's ba-ack was injured. old friend to strip naked, paste them- was filed by the girl's outraged moth- improvements to the bridge and three Witnesses say that the driver failed to selves with bumper stickers sporting er, who alleges that some of the girl's toll -free days for Bay Bridge corn- Former Warrior stop at the posted sign and continued the station's logo and run around a private parts, including lier pubic and mutcrs. The toll-free days arc sched- coach making big, through the exit at moderate speed. van in front of a crowd. The event uled to he in May, Roberts said. The bicyclist, traveling ninth against rectal area, were shown. Roberts questionable trades took place on Aug. 26 on Blossom added that the lawsuit claims the vie- Early in the year, station represen- South Fourth Street's one-way traffic, Hill Road in San Jose. tim has suffered mental anguish, pub- tativcs were accused of defacing bill- Page6 apparently did not see the car exiting the According to the girl's attorney lie humiliation and embarrassment, See KYLD, page 5 See Bicyclist, page 5 Tuireday, February 18, 1997 2 OPINION San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY Caret should address restructuring, ROTC at news conference President Robert Caret will hold often, so when they do, they must plan to hoped that the president will quickly get a Sq.:ihe first conference of the semester at graduate competitive students, who aren't Editorial response so he can make a decision that will The Redesign Task 3 p.m. today in Tower Hall. even born yet, from SJSU in a timely fash- benefit the university as a whole. ion. It should also be time for Caret to update Though it is still early in the semester, merit and its plan to phase out financial aid Force has spent a lot of Caret has been a very busy man and his The Redesign Task Force has spent a lot the community on the $40 million of energy and time into preparing a recom- to this campus because of SJSU's anti- SJSU/San Jose library. Seeing as how that energy and time into pace doesn't look as if it will slow down. ROTC policy. President Caret has issued a We understand there is a lot of pressure mendation for the president that could, $40 million figure doesn't include a parking essentially, be rejected or worse, ignored. letter to the campus community re-establish- structure, it would be beneficial to find out preparing a on the president, however, there are a few ing the university's stance on anti-discrimi- things Caret should address for the universi- However, we are confident the president will exactly who is responsible for planning a recommendation for the carefully examine the recommendations nation despite threats that the government parking garage or lot on or near campus. ty community and for the city in his first will cut off $57 million in financial aid. official news conference of 1997. made to him by the task force and create an This is a crucial time in Caret's tenure as president that could, open dialogue where the future of this uni- Caret said he is waiting for "unambiguous university president, and the decisions he The university redesign affects this uni- clarification" froni the Department of versity not just in the immediate future but versity and its students can be discussed. makes in the next few months will influence essentially, be rejected Second, Caret must clearly define where Defense on exactly what the repercussions this campus for years and will determine for years to come. University officials don't are if SJSU doesn't reinstate ROTC. It is or worse, ignored. get the chance to restructure curriculum very the university stands with the federal govern- how effective he is as SJSU's leader.

allowing Automotive Stupidness Euthanasia: dignity Syndrome: controlling death with Supreme Court is considering a challenge Thethat will legalize doctor-assisted suicide for ter- people's need to speed minally ill patients. Without wasting anymore t 70 mph, across four lanes of traffic, with no taxpayers' money, let's legalize it. turn signal, they come. Following a hair's- At the risk of sounding frivolous or hasty about this breadth behind you, weaving dangerously, with- sensitive issue, we should realize that this practice is out headlights in the rainy dark of night they conspire to more widely prevalent than we know. wad your precious car into a mass of twisted metal and According to a recent survey in the New England shattered glass. Journal of Medicine, more than 53 percent of 118 You, like me, probably just chalk these people up as physicians in California, where doctor-assisted suicide is maniacs and don't think much more about it. illegal, said they have helped at least one dying patient That is, of course, until they tailgate you, cut you off, commit suicide by prescribing a sufficient amount of slam on their brakes for no reason in front of you or blast drugs. by your car at a ridiculous On the same note, out of speed. But psychologists (who 1,600 nurses surveyed, more are never satisfied to leave any than 50 percent admitted per- abnormality unclassified) have forming euthanasia at the devised a special psychosis for request of dying patients or these drivers. These afflicted their families. motorists are suffering from Euthanasia means the act of Aggressive Driver Syndrome. painlessly putting to death We were all stuck with a 55 someone suffering from incur- mph speed limit because law- able conditions or diseases. makers looked at these actions WRITER'S FORUM These terminally ill patients WRITER'S FORUM (and resulting accidents) and Ily Aricirow W want to be put out of their By Jana surmised !hal speed killed. Davis misery not because they don't Seshisdri I lowever, common sense have a commitment to life but prevailed, and it was recog- because they are dying with nized (by some anyway) that it is irresponsible speed, Breaking up is hard to do pain. It's only humane to relieve them of their suffer- coupled with a driver with pudding for brains, does more iliern a set ond, third or fourth choice. ing. say that breaking up is hard to Dr. Jack Kevorkian, also known people in than anything else. They Say, 'If you do this one more time, I Retired pathologist At times, the need for speed overcomes us all and usu- do. Not only is it hard, but splitting will call the police,'" Siversten said. as "angel of mercy," is an active advocate of doctor- ally these fits of unlawful acceleration result in nothing up with a boyfriend or A girlfriend Siversten also said to back up the assisted suicide and has been instrumental in igniting more than an adrenaline buzz but not in heavy traffic, can be both traumatic and frightening. It's threat with a phone call, and tithe the debate over this issue. He has been tried repeatedly in the rain, while drunk, driving with bald tires or, in A reminder that ones personal safety is a warning is still not heeded, one may by the Michigan courts and acquitted of any wrong- general, not if one is suffering from a case of the stupids. fragile, an "at-risk" thing. need to file A rest raining or keep away doing. Look at the example of Perhaps that's what they should have r, ailed it. People Sherry Anne order. According to Herbert Hendin, a psychiatrist who who drive that way arc Downing: Downing, the Mountain View "File a restraining order to end all wrote "Seduced by Death," patients who say they want infected with Automotive woman found killed and stuffed into the aspects of contact: phone, faxes, e-mails to die are really only asking for relief from suffering. Do your part Stupidness Syndrome. trunk of her yellow 1974 Mercedes-Benz, be specific," Siversten advised. Anyone who is in such a state of helplessness and hope- Tragically, that afflic- had broken up with a male friend the day From the beginning of the relation- lessness deserves dignity the dignity of a painless to clean up tnin proves fatal for thou- before. ship, set limits about where you want death. sands of people every year It is a tragedy that lots of women and the relationship to go. Set parameters The medical profession staunchly opposes assisted the streets. If when they kill themselves men are talking about, raising concerns for behavior in the new relationship. suicide but it warrants serious consideration especially you are one and others on public road- about domestic violence that, unfortunate- When it doesn't work, ask for help. after ensuring that all other alternatives are ruled out. ways. ly, is never too far from home. "Both men and women should never be in a situation Assisted suicide should only be used as the last resort, of these If speed limits are not Downing was using her good judgment when, that they are uncomfortable asking for help or guid- not as a substitute. the way to go, then what according to a Mercury News article, she became ance," Siversten said. In Dr. Kevorkian's 33rd case, Rebecca Badger was drivers, seek other option is there? uncomfortable with the situation with her male friend, Siversten added that counseling services are available dying of multiple sclerosis. Badger relied on a wheel- Wendell Bi*clow. She told her sister that "Bigelow to students and faculty that may need assistance in end- chair for mobility and "had to be dragged to the bath- help. If you There is A telephone hotline in place to report recently had grown 'irrational' and had lashed out at ing A relationship. A COttl most concern among people room," according to her daughter, who was relieved to know one, vehii les that are dangerous her in a restaurant." breaking off a relationship is a concern that they are see her mother die a painless death with Dr. Kevorkian's to the environment, so Downing knew she needed to end this friendship. going to hurt the other person, feeling A responsibility help. plan an why not one for motorists It's A story that makes me shudder. I recently ended a for die oilier's emotion. Even though many diseases such as AIDS and cancer who are just plain danger- relationship that I felt was no longer a positive, valid In reality, Siversten explains it is the responsibility of are almost always incurable, recent advances in treat- intervention. ous? part of my life. Stories like Downing's give one cause a person who acts inappropriately when they are broken ment can extend lives, especially in the case of AIDS. for alarm. lip with, not the person who is breaking off the rela- the quality of such a life extension is ques- I propose a line like the However, Downing courageously, figuratively raised her hand. tionship. In a Mercury news article Feb. 11 Downing's tionable. "I low's My Driving?" 1-800 number that you see on and said, "Enough is enough." brother-in-law, Chris Joyce said, "She tried to be holds the world's only voluntary euthanasia llllll nercial vehicles, with A catchy name that everyone nice Australia can remember See one of these drivers, call the hotline. )on't minimize something that feels dangerous," and noticed that he (Bigelow) flared up and latched on law. After fighting a five-year battle with cancer, a 66- If there are too many calls on their vehicle, their licenses said Wiggsy Siversten, director of counseling at SJSU. even more." year-old retired carpenter, Bob Dent, received a lethal are automat!, ally suspended. For more serious cases, Siverstcn explains that both men and women should It is a scary reminder that no one is in complete con- drug dose at the touch of a key on a laptop keyboard licenses are revoked and cars are impounded. be aware of the danger signs in an unhealthy, unsafe trol of a situation. You never know how it could turn and died jwacefully, according to his wife. relationship. Do your pan to clean tip the streets. If you are one of Often someone will give someone the ben- out. The only thing I will remember from Downing's Doctor assisted suicide for terminally ill patients efit of the doubt, but the feelings that surface are valid story is that you have to make sure that you are true to should be made legal only after careful scrutiny of the these drivers, seek help. If you know one, plan an inter- shouldn't vention. and he ignored. yourself' first and true to others as soon as possible in patients' conditions. Siverstcn also gave some valuable advice for those the beginning of a new relationship. Suitable evaluations by doctors and psychiatrists will Wait a minute . now that it's an official psychosis, thinking to get out of a relationship. reports of the patient's physical and they might start going these people id altering drugs. provide infinmative Oh, I'll bet that will help their driving. "You shoulcl be very firm with them," Siversten /aura lazzarrni is she Spartan Daily Downtown Editor. mental health and prognosis. A mandated waiting peri- explained. "Tell them you want no further contact with Flee column appears every Tuesday. od will give the patients and their loved ones sufficient Andrru. W 1)I1111 l.0 a Spartan Daily Staff Writer. them. If they continue to violate this wish, don't give time to make this crucial decision. lana Seshadri is a Spartan Daily Staff Writer SPARTAN DAILY Opinion page Galhos article needs a few clarifications kw Wastage,. 'Apar. San Jose, CA 951920149 (4081924 .1280 like to commend Lem pation and repression. Fetal SJSUSIArkaol corn policies Iwould Letter to the Editor Executive Editor I arty I en K. Milner for an unusually When you additionally con- Headers are I. al, rxgrd in sider the fact that ex Managing Editor Marcus Walton STAFF WRITERS expresa themnelves on the ()pinion well-written article rcponing -president Production Editor Carolyn fierstrnan Sukarno died Yasko Agawa, Melanie Balangue. Genoa Barrow. page with it I/4.1Yr 11, Ng. Editor Or on the talk last Thursday by under house arrest Photo Editor Jay I Clendenin Campus Viewpoint Ivan Bergman, Doug Burkhardt, Sean Coffey, Isabel Galhos (-1"his is my story.' in 1970, I hardly think it is fair to Opinion Editor hrohne Ann flat as A letter to the Editor is a 200- Sports Editor (its Shekell Andrew W Davis. Dews f ehley. James S Limon-se vvonun tells 01 Having the blame him for the continuing sit- Hernandez. Tricia word 11.11pIMIlle 10 an nem., or point Assistant Sports Editor Matt Romig CrunsalicsLarry Herrera. Andy Indonesian oppression"), but uation in East Timor. Read your W llo, Andrew Hussey, Dennis !Might, Kimberly ot view that has appeared in the Chief Photographer Seal, Galvin Spartan Daily there are three misstatements that continuation Noam Chomsky and Peter Dale Features Editor WcIliarn Jeske I amite. Gloria Wigan& Paul Matarangas, Cindy Milian, Terri It Milner, Puna Nair, Vie Ribeiro, A Campus Viewimint us p455. I would like to clarify. Scott ... Campus Editor Rowena I %gado word assay on current campus. of an article Downtown Editor I mod I artarint tiffany Sandler, Jana Seshadri, Susan Shaw, Kim Having the continuation of an Finally, it is not "Timorese Skolnick. Ronda %der, Catherine Spencer. Mark ar social issues Copy Editor Aim I Mr. Submissions become the pmper article allinit last Tintor 10110W A about East protesters who are currently fight- Sr Staff Writer Mire Iraphagen Stedel, Laura Vann. Aaron Williams. Allison ing plans by the U.S. Wright, Deanna /mike ty of the Spartan Daily and was' heading labeled, "'hint," one State editoil for clarity, Kranimar, assumes was an editing problem Timor follow a Department to sell F-16 fighter- PHOT(XlitAPHF.RS smut length Submissions mimt advertising Director itristina Barenbrugge Max Berliner, Ronda Bradford. Crabb, rather than the fault of the writer. bombers to the Indonesian gov- Art Director Sarn Dewns Ar,c contain the author's name, Brandon Garcia, Brenna Jennison, David heading Retail Manager Christine Kiedaisch address, phone number, iipue Somewhat more distressing was ernment" as indicated in the arti- I uchansky. Dana Nichols, Andrew Nielsen, National Manager Jennifer Yomogida lure and major. the reference to U.S. military aid cle, but rather American citizens Charles Slay, lea Tauriello labeled, Entertainment Manager Justine Sierlt SUball.11410rla a, AV be unit in an- being given to support who are active in the struggle for Downtown Manager antel Scheeler Editorial Cartoonigt 1.4.1b.ri tin the Krilior hex 1 the "Tibet," one human rights by participating in Marketing Manager Kyle Benner Iliad frodriguer Spartan Daily nulls e in Iheight "Indonesian dictator Marketing Assistant Sandy Wong Bridal Hall Room /(5. sent hy fax Sukarno"(sic). various chapters of the East Retail Account Executives Ayantika Ahula (;HAPH1CS to t 4010 924-3237 or mailed to the assumes was Timor Action Network. Unlike Tim What the writer surely intend- Mary Chan, Chris F isher, Chi Lin Kau, Chem Burke Spertan 1)aily Opinion F,ditor. her, Glen So ed to say was "Indonesian dicta- our brothers and sisters in East arras, Chien Hui lee, Sylvia Sam AIMMR/4 School of Journalism and MaSII an editing Executives Timor, we have the right (some EMerleMment Account res., Communtratems, San tor Suharto," seeing as how it is Jon Ratta. Sarah Advertising Jose State Gan- a. Deanna Orsot, il University. One Suhano who has been president problem ... would say responsibility) to make Wheeler Id, QUIIII011 Wuhinirton Square, San Jose, CA our voices heard when our gov- Deendown Account Executives Dank) Editorial 96192-0149 since 1968, it was Suharto who Arguello. Carissa Brayman. liven Chen. Susan Stephen Greene. Jan Shaw Editorials are written by, and with U.S. intelligence and mil- ernment engages in behavior Medved nolo are the consensus of, the itary support overthrew the which we find objectionable. I Spartan Chilly editor., not the engineered the military invasion Artists Judy lung. Joseph Hu, Mike Kasper, Jim McNay government of President Sukarno encourage any interested studenu A,,,,,'Iffiledton staff. of Fast Timor in 1975 and who Published opinions and adver- in 1965 and was then responsible to make their voices heard. I 1 News Room 408 974 3280 Fee. 408 924 3282 Advertising 008 924 12/0 remains responsible for the mur- Spartan Daly (USPS11509480) is published every school day tor Itull academic tisements do not noressanly inflect for the wholesale slaughter of per- the views of the Spartan Daily. the der of one third of the East li year( 5.'S and isernesteo $I 5 Periodic postage paid at San Jose and additional haps half a million Indonesian Jonathan Karpf mailing offic es MO subscriptions accepted on a remainder of semester basis *two' of Journalism and Mass Timorese population over the COM municatrona or SJSU. intellectuals, leftists and labor lecturer Sall .10Sk SESEC POSTMASIER Send address changes to the Spartan Daly, San Jose State past 22 years of Indonesian occu- Depanment of Anthropology U flint PS i I V University. One Washington Square, San Jose, CA, 95142 0149 leaders, and it was Suharto who Tusday, Fbruary 18, 1997 3 SanGuide Sparta Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY

Society of Professional School of An and Design, for the various student Preparation for Teachers session today from 1:30 - 4 body fat tested for only $5 today from 3 - 5 p.m. in galleries running until Feb.21, in the An Building p.m. in the Umunhum Room in the Student Union. CCB 103. The bioelectric impedance testing will be Journalists has general and Industrial Studies from 6 - 8 p.m. Call Sarah Call the Career Resource Center at 924-6033 for conducted by the Department of Nutrition and meeting Pucka', Coordinator of Student Galleries, at 924- more information. Food Science. Call Kim at 924-3110 for more infor- I he Society of Professional Journalists is having a 4330 for more information. mation. general meeting today in the Spartan Daily Tips given to engineers on job Conference Room in DBH Room 209. to welcome Advertising Club meets hunting Slice some pizza and discuss new and returning members. This semester's events Those interested in the world of sales in advertis- Engineers seeking to learn how to find employ- your faith and fundraising strategies will be discussed at the ing should come to the Advertising Club's meeting ment arc invite' to attend the Career Center's Job [he Catholic Campus Ministry will be serving up meeting. For more information call Rowena at 924- today in DBH 133 at 6 p.m. Hunting for Engineers session today at 12:30 p.m. pizza and discussing faith and religion today from 7 3281. in Room 189 in the Engineering Building. Call the - 9 p.m. in the John )0(111 Center, across from the Suppor group offered for Career Resource Center at 924-6033 for more infor- SJSU Theater. Call Ginny at 938-1610 for more Inez Storer lectures on painting women of color mation. information. Inez Storer, Bay Area Painter, will be giving a lee- SIM.: Counseling Services is offering a student today at 5 p.m. in the Art Building and support group for women of color today from 2:30 - Ministry holds daily Mass Compiled by Shane Lewis Industrial Studies in Room 133. The event is spon- 4 p.m. in Room 201 in the Administration Building. The Catholic Campus Ministry is having Mass Spartan Daily Columnist sored by the School of Art and Design. Call Sarah For more information, call Brenda or Tern at 924- today from 12:05 - 12:30 p.m. in the John XXIII Puckitt, Coordinator of Student Galleries, at 924- 5910. Center, across from the SJSU Theater. For more 4330 for more information. information, call Ginny at 938-1610. Career Center offers Interview Reception given for student art Preparation for Teachers ses- Test your body fat to learn galleries about health oday there will be a reception given by the sion I he aicct enter is giving an Interview Learn more about your health by having your Sheep dog pulled out of 10-foot deep well Hidden Villa MALIBU, Calif. (Al') -- A large said spokesperson Clyde 'I aylor. dog was pulled up out of a water well Taylor did not know if the well by county firefighters after falling was at a residence or if the dog's own- continued from page 1 as gar- Program," Overington said. into the 10-foot deep hole Monday, ers were at the scene. week and help with farm projects, such Education was on the site, as Volunteers are always needed at Hidden said a Fire Department spokesperson. A veterinarian Overington, director of Environmental dening or cooking. large sheep dog well as search and rescue and interns are provided room, hoard Villa. Interns must apply to the program by April The unharmed, Education at Hidden Villa. Overington said Fisher said was rescued at least two hours after harzardous materials trams, she said. medical benefits, along with a $500 month- 12, 1997. Bilingual skills are desired and people two-thirds of its budget comes from funding. and falling in the three-foot wide hole, In addition to its Environmental Education ly stipend. of color are encouraged to apply. Program, Hidden Villa has a multicultural sum- Currently, eight volunteers at Hidden Villa Located at 26870 Moody Road, Los Altos mer camp program, workshops and forums for are SJSU students. Hills, (415) 949-8650 the community and a community-supported Volunteers spend at least one day a week, Open Tuesdays-Fridays and weekends for Daughter of slain professor, agricultural program. from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. working with the school $5.00 a day. Interns must work from September through kids by leading tours along the seven miles of friend die in accident May. They are required to teach 25 hours a trails, in the farm area or in the garden. week, tend to the animals at least 10 hours a "Kids are at the heart of the Environmental SAN DIEGO (AP) The 8-year- stayed," her family said in a statement old daughter of a San Diego State Monday. "She will continue to help University professor killed in a cam- people by donating her organs to pus shooting died after being hit by a other kids." car and her 9-year-old playmate died Ying Liu, Nines mother, ran to 14 hours later. the scene to find her daughter. The girls were thrown 40 feet into "She was crying, saying 'Why does the air after they walked in front of a it happen to me" said Hongwci Zhu, Memorial held for subway worker; car during a Chinese New Year cele- who attended the New Year celebra- bration Sunday, authorities said tion. "I think she feels so sad. It's just Monday. six months since she lost her hus- L.A. safety inspection ordered Nini Lowrey died late Sunday and band. her friend, Cindy Zhi, died Monday Nini's father, D. Preston Lowrey LOS ANGELES (Al') criticized the subway 's safety prac- "If they find any violations or see 1993, and a section from the down- at 2:37 p.m., said Mark Morelli, III, was one of three engineering pro- Protestors demanding a halt to sub- tices. areas where safety can be improved, town Union Station westward is in spokesman for Children's Hospital fessors shot and killed Aug. 15 during way construction gathered Monday "The same group of hoodlums we will act quickly on their recom- operation. The death occurred on she San Diego. Both succumbed to a thesis review. Graduate student on the Hollywood Boulevard site who are running these operations mendations," Zarian said. north-south leg of the subway that extensive head injuries. Frederick Martin Davidson, 36, is where a worker was killed, while 70 allow these things to exist," D'Amato As the inspection began, workers will run through Hollywood and the "Cindy loved to help people and awaiting trial on murder charges. feet below ground, inspectors went said. "We're talking M'I'A construc- continued framing the tunnel in Santa Monica Mountains into the had good friends everywhere she over every inch of tunnel.Hollywood tion management and the contract preparation for pouring the concrete Sill Fernando Valley. community leaders and merchants management."MTA Chairman Larry walls of the tunnel. That segment, which involves who have been critical of the project Zarian defended the tunnel's safety A subway station under construc- $5.9 billion in past and planned con- placed a wreath on an empty star on record but ordered a "wall-to-wall" tion also was to be checked, Zarian struction costs, is scheduled to open the boulevard's Walk of Fame in inspection of the Metro Rail "Red said. in 2002. memory of Jaime Pasilla.s. Line" segment where the accident The rest of the construction line to The accident scene was two miles Pasillas, 52, of the El Sereno area, occurred. North Hollywood will be inspected west of the site where, in 1995, an 80- Candidafe was killed on Saturday when a sup- Zarian said he wanted to ensure soon, in addition to meetings with footwide sinkhole opened on port chain snapped and a half-ton that "every chain, every wall, every the contractors to review equipment Hollywood Boulevard. Twenty sub- bucket swung into his head. (piece of) equipment is checked, maintenance and on site safety poli- way workers had to flee as mud and 'There should be an immediate pronto." A report was expected with- cies, procedures and programs, he water collapsed their tunnel. Orienfation hearing on the callous disregard of in 24 hours. added. There have been at least six serious safety in those tunnels," said state "This was our first fatality in 10 Mayor Richard Riordan, who also accidents since December at another Sen. Tom Hayden, a mayoral candi- years of building Metro Rail but even was at the tunnel site, has supported Red line tunnel that is being bored Feb. 20, 1997 date and outspoken critic of the one death is one too many," Zarian the project. through Santa Monica Mountains. Metropolitan Transportation said. "We have the responsibility of The latest occurred on Friday when a Authority. A four-man team led by Dan running the transportation system. construction worker was hospitalized 4-5:30pm "Stop construction until you Jackson, M'I'A director of construc- There is over $400 million that after he was struck in the head and A.S. Council Chambers- Student Union straighten your safety problem out," tion safety, was to walk "every inch" would be wasted if we change the shoulders by a 400-pound cylinder said Bob D'Amato, a private safety along a three-quarter mile segment route going to North Hollywood," that fell off a digging machine. rick up Untie consultant and a member of I.A. stretching from east of Vine Street to Riordan said. applications in the Twice, a local group that has long Highland Avenue, /Arian said. The Red line project began in Associated Students f ice. Remember: Applica tions are due Election Dates: Feb. 20111 'Homicide' television series spins-off March 12 & 13. 1997 LOS ANGELES (Al') A episode, clicking on the words "doing makes it difficult to give evidence ibis- ties of such a format. Polling Locations: is murdered and left naked in time- in the detectives conversation intense scrutiny that may be needed In contrast to television, with its woman Student Union 9am-Opm a Baltimore Park, sparking a virtual about the victim brings up her rap to MAST cases. running audio and visual sequences, A homicide investigation for her killer sheet of crime and prostitution. This It-lm noted that like its television websodic such as "Set Mid Milli" &ICS Clark library 9am-Opm on the World Wide Web. provides a clue in the search for the parent, "Second Shift" emphasizes not necessarily have t he cinematic MacQuerrie hall 9am 2pm Internet surfers are turning sleuths victim's murderer, who is believed to development of its i i.i tic tens, not OM tools to convey 11114111.r and be dra, with a click on NBC's newest dra- be A serial killer of area hookers. its plot. "Mostly it is alniut die char nut it ally convincing. matic project an online spin-off of Viewers used to the relatively clear actors of the people who investigate l'ettist event is wheelchair neerling $ign Inngtinge the network's Friday night television images of 'IV and the immediate this dark world," he said. instep or other accommodations should contnet the c4.,..4 ,Elettion drama series. 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San Jose State University SPARTAN DAILY You can lead a horse to water... Bicyclist continued from page 1 because the bicyclist was without a attempting to leave the garage found garage and was knocked to the helmet, riding on the sidewalk and themselves trapped, with one exit lane ground after his front wheel was hit traveling against the flow of traffic, all blocked by the accident and the other by the left front bumper of the car. of which arc violations of the vehicle intermittently barred by a malfunc- Exactly who hit whom became the code. tioning barrier arm. subject of an animated discussion Speaking through a Spanish inter- The orange wooden barrier arm in between the driver and passenger preter, the bicyclist stated that if the that was supposed to slow traffic from the car, and driver of the car would pay to fix the the lane in which the accident UPD. off in an The driver of the car insisted that damaged bicycle, no charges would occurred, had been snapped the bicyclist ran into the side of his be filed. earlier accident. bar- car's front bumper, but damage to the Because both parties were partially "We put these stop signs and forward edge of the bumper and at fault and the driver agreed to take rier arms to protect pedestrians," said Tim statements from witnesses contradict- the bicyclist to a local bike shop and University Police Corporal ed his assertions. pay for needed repairs, no police Villarica. "But we still have accidents The driver was not found solely report was taken and no citations here all the time because of people responsible for the accident, however, were issued. failing to yield." During the investigation people Retreat continued from page 1 Senate Chair, said the annual retreat is intended as an informal tam for the campus to understand "... positive changes of the most important Part I before Part II discussion was distributed. issue the Senate will address in the "It is advantageous to the univer- at SJSU will have to PHOTO BY LEA TAURIELLO Spartan Daily upcoming semester. sity community to read Part 1 before pri- San Jose Police officer Camille Giuliodiban paused during her patrol around campus Monday to give her four- the release of Part IL" be paid for by the Peter said the academic said Kenneth orities planning process which will legged partner Ebony a drink out of the fountain near the Student Union Amphitheater. Giuliodibari is a graduate Peter who sat on the Steering shifting internal of SJSU and has been an officer for 17 years. Ebony has been on patrol for about a year. Committee as Academic Senate alter the size and shape of the uni- resources" versity's curriculum was the obvi- Chair. choice Part I provides an overview of ous for this year's retreat. "The purpose of the retreat Academic Priorities Planning Process and enumerates the reasons The Academic Priorities was for the Senate to begin to Provost Linda Bain think about the process by which Cabbies think rules stink appointed the Steering Committee report we will review and evaluate the Steering Committee to evaluate the recommendations of the Redesign LOS ANGELES (AP) Palm self and his wife and by driving a cab program academic priorities of the university. I &zit lost -- to improve rate than students has forced many Task Force and the Steering Springs airport officials are thinking 15 to 18 hours a day. "And what kind driving, familiarity with streets and According to the report, the uni- has, in the past, taken a reac- professors to teach "in areas on the Committee," Peter said. about giving cab drivers manuals on of man chews little itsy-bitsy breath highways, behavior and hygiene. versity Peter explained that many approach to reductions in its margins of their expertise." how to stay clean, prompting out- mints?" Palm Springs cab drivers say that tionary plans were discussed such as the raged cabbies to cry foul. funding. The report concludes, "positive About 150 cabs and 250 cab dri- the hygiene rules proposal is just the changes at SJSU will have to be paid appointment of an ad hoc committee The Palm Springs Regional vers work The report describes the effects of in the Palm Springs desert latest incident in a history of harass- for by the shifting of internal or an informal meeting of the full sen- Airport Commission, which sets rules resort communities. They make ment by the airport. this short-sighted policy, "The effects ultimately gained can be seen in the resources." Thus, the price of ate, no one plan for taxi drivers while they're at the air- about $70 for a 12-hour day after gas Drivers caught napping in their of these cuts favor. Peter described the overall tone demoralization of the faculty and enhancement of certain programs is port, has proposed regulations man- and other expenses and must pay $I cars while waiting lin customers are necessarily the reduction or discon- of the retreat as "informative." dating cabbies to shower with soap, staff, the increasing obsolescence of and $3 for private and commercial ordered to leave their place in line, tinuance of others. The Academic Senate's brush their teeth with toothpaste and fares, respectively. and cabbies weren't allowed to use instructional resources, a severely gener- The Steering Committee's Executive Committee is ultimately consume breath mints daily. "Our employees do their jobs with the airport's air-conditioned lobby, depleted library collection, and responsible for proposing a procedure The were ally increased workloads for all." recommendations were first unveiled rules, which proposed a smile and think about what they even when temperatures reached 120 Academic Senate's annual to the full Senate to evaluate the after an informal The report also claims that at the survey of drivers look like," said airport manager Allen degrees last summer. they said. retreat Feb. reports. The Executive committee turned up a list of eight cabbies iden- since the faculty has shrunk at a faster Smoot. "We're not LAX with 25 mil- Meghnagi, who has started show- Kenneth Peter, Academic began its deliberations Monday. tified as "unkempt," will be discussed lion people coming through. We have ering three times a day, said the air- at a commission meeting Wednesday. 500,000 customers a year, and we port commission is overreacting. Insulted cabbies are fuming, say- can't afford to lose one of them "I'm thinking ... eight smelly cab ing they don't need a handbook on because of a cab driver." drivers out of 250?" he asked. "1 bet personal hygiene. The hygiene of cab drivers also if you took 250 of anything cops. Lightrail "Just because I don't work in an became an issue in Vancouver, lawyers, doctors thete's going to be air-conditioned office doesn't mean I Canada, after tourists began to com- a few who need A bails. Remember continued from page 1 der business operations as well. that area; however, Delmas area resi- need someone to tell me to take a plain that immigrant cabbies did not school? Wasn't there always one kid In assessing the VTA's Delmas very candidly," said dents were not represented at the shower and brush my teeth," said bathe, were rude and drove recklessly. who didn't smell good?" Abi Maghamfar plan, board members agreed that meeting. Rafael Meghnagi, who supports him- The city responded with a training president of the San Jose Downtown although it would reduce the pains According to Miguel Salinas, Associatioin. "This is a critical deci- and troubles of business during the 44)n for downtown." SJDA communications manager, the tonsil uetion phase, the new line's association has not yet taken an offi- Friday, at a public SJDA Board of potential for bringing business into Directors meeting consisting of local cial position as to which plan will best Police mistake prostitute's gender the core downtown area would fall suit downtown. businesses and landowners. YEA short in SAN FRANCISCO (AP) A arrested last June, then ordered her to found the question comparison to that of the San "We want to be more informed so "irrelevant," not- planners met with the board to dis- Fernando plan. prostitute who claims she was strip- strip down when she insisted she was ing: "As far as I'm concerned, if cuss the pros and cons pertaining to as not to have the same repercussions, searched when sheriffs deputies a woman. "Minus would skirt downtown, which resulted from the last rail con- somebody says they're a woman, each of the two plans. taking business with it," refused to believe she was a woman Schneider said she was searched by they're a Karp said. struction as well as to give the plan- woman." In considering both options, The Delmas plan would also has sued the city for invasion of pri- a female sheriffs deputy and eventu- Both It. Joe ners feedback," he said. Dutto, who heads the board members' memories of the cur- require the purchase of properties in vacy and violation of her civil rights. ally was jailed along with other female police department's vice squad, and rent light rail's construction and the Victoria Schneider, who is 5-foot- prisoners. Eileen Ilirst, a spokeswoman for the benefits that have come with it have 11, said deputies tried to put her in a "I was embarrassed and disgusted San Francisco Sheriff's Department, not been fOrgotten. men's holding cell after she was with the criminal justice system," said declined comment on the case. "A lot of the businesses that were Schneider. John Crew, director of the located downtown before the light American Heart "Women on the streets have American Civil Liberties Union's rail was completed didn't survive the CPR Association.. rights. We're doing a crime, but the Police Practices Project, said that strip construction process," said Jan Karp. can keep vow love alive Fightrng Hari 0190050 police are doing a crime, too. It's searchers of misdemeanor defendants owner of R&J Jewelers. "I was lucky and Sfrohe going to cost the city a lot of money if are allowed only when drugs or enough to survive, and I would be ROTC they let this continue," weapons are suspected. willing to do it again." She has filed a claim against the "It's a violation of California state Many of the problems experienced FAITHvsSCIENCE? continued from page 1 city charging invasion of privacy, law to use a strip search to verity gen- by business owners during die last FORt 51 111) BY JOHN HUNTINGTON PH.D.,OVER DINNER, Federal Omnibus severe emotional distress and viola- der," Crew said. construction have been ass., itied Appropriations bill, it seemed tion of civil rights over the arrest. Schneider, who has been arrested with the San Fernando option. Schneider denied that she is trans- several times for prost it ut ion, asserted Beyond the problems associated with Wednesday, Feb. 19, 4:30 - 6:00PM that schools that phased out Student Union its ROTC programs w.iuld be sexual or has had a sex-change ration. that she has been strip-searched the construction phase, many fear in danger of losing some of its "I'm a woman,- Schneider said. repeatedly even though her record that reduction of two traffic lanes and hiadalupe Room financial funding. Her attorney, Karen Snell, said she indicates that she is a woman. 84 on-street parking spaces may bin. Join u.s or call for more info: Caret has not yet decided (408) 293-2401 to reinstate the Rarc pro- gram. According to his letter, EPISCOPAL CAIVTERBURY COMMUNITY published in Monday's KYLD Caret stated, Spartan Daily, continuedfrom page 1 "We do not wish to act pre- old, would win. to a station representative who would cipitately, and continue to boards belonging to rival radio sta- "I think they find these things not rive a name. "we have not been seek specific information and tion, KMF.I.. They have also been profitable," Roberts said. He said he issued anything." believes the publicity benefits far out Several (if the station's representa- clarification. SJSU has a firm reprimanded by their current owners. Give us and unambiguous commit- Evergreen Media Corporation. ha the money the station will have tives, who wished to remain anon), ment to non-discrimination. disc jockeys telling listeners to go out 10 pay. minis. claim they were uneven served The issue in 1994, when the and "cold-cock" anyone wearing "Alter the (Bay Bridge) in ishunt, with formal lan.vsilit papers. your opinion, Academic Senate unanimous- KMEI.'s clothes. their ratings increased," Roberts said. "1 la intottnation they provided ly voted to ask Air Force According to the San Francisco "If they play with people, they prof- on the phone is not accurate," and we'll ROTC to phase out its unit, Examiner, KYLD was also accused by it." Roberts said. was one of non-discrimination employees for rigging contests in The station and its owners, are not Roberts has received no response and not anti-military," Caret 1994, so only the station's target allowed to comment on the sexual after sending a letter in Decemlict give you said. audience, Latina% age 18 to 34 years misconduct case because, according about the case to the owners. "The Associated Students trusts President Caret's judg- $10.00! ment on this issue, so we s it)t) Fork Spartan wanted to make an official 5,,,i. s.,, Shops statement on the issue," Ftaytis ,i1011 Dradlint.: Sprit I is conducting a campus -wide said. S 1(12 It, t tilt is Retail Dining Services Market Research 10.1, 1' n 4 'WPM sr; 0, ...no., Nt,o, h Survey to help us get a better idea of your S ?Oh /et/ IA/ Rt//////iii; 5, ,,i. i i., If, f, Mt Food Service preferences and needs. I 141 I It..mIlint I 111111.11 \ 2, Any student is eligible to participate. 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Dallas watch him hover and glide in 7:30 p.m., San Jose Arena Oakland, when he comes to play WEDNESDAY against the Warriors. Baseball at Santa Clara lies going to 2 p.m.. Buck Shaw Stadium the NBA Lasers v Colorado where he can 730 pm , Event Center be picked on by men his MEANINGLESS THURSDAY own size and WISDOM bigger. By Duman Shekell Women's tennis As much v. Sacramento State as his absence will kill the program 2 p.m., Spartan Courts next year, he has no other choice. Women's basketball His coach agrees. at Colorado State "If the money is right," Coach Men's basketball Stan Morrison said about Saint. v. Colorado State Jean's positioning in the draft, "I'll 7:30 p.m., Event Center drive him to go. Sharks V. Vancouver '1 he SJSU men's basketball pro- 7:30 p.m., San Jose Arena gram is riding shotgun in a speeding Pinto destined for the brick wall of athletic futility. FRIDAY The mediocre supporting cast Men's tennis v. USF surrounding Saint-Jean will be great- 12 p.m., Spartan Courts ly depleted when the two second- Baseball v. Fresno State best players on the team, Tito 7 p.m , Municipal Stadium Addison and Brad Quinet, run out Women's gymnastics of eligibility after this season. at UC Santa Barbara Realizing this, Saint-Jean is left Men's gymnastics at Air Force with the prospect of returning to SJSU as the star of a horrible team, or moving on to the ridiculous dol- lars and national spotlight of the NBA. That's like the choice of eat- PHOTO BY BRANDON GARCIA Spartan Daily ing a nice filet Steele mignot tinder the Sheri glittering stars of a warm Paris Sam , who scored 19 points, tries to keep the ball inbounds with and the Seattle Reign loss, the Lasers qualified for the playoffs. The Lasers evening, or sipping a maggot-infest- Sonja Tate of the Columbus Quest hovering over her. With the Lasers win begin the playoffs against Columbus 6 p.m. on Sunday at the Event Center. ed liver shaper through a straw nets while basking in a Fresno fog blan- ket. Tough choice. lithe draft was held today. Saint- Playoff quest reall honor Jean would likely be chosen some- By Jana Seshadri where in between the tenth and fif- By Marcus Walton noon, their last two games of the season have as could have easily rolled over and allowed the Spartan Daily Staff Writer teenth pick, or as NBA insiders call Spartan Daily Managing Maar much importance as attended practice sessions. Lasers to walk away with a victory, given that it, Sacramento Kingsville low in San Jose coach Jan Lowrey said while she they were coming off an overtime win over the lottery, but not good enough for At the end of two overtimes, after (i0 free wants to rest SJSU's guard Kari Steele has her players (the team plays Colorado Sunday night and had already the playoff's. throws, when 50 minutes had ticked off the Colorado on Wednesday and been named the Western Athletic Seattle on Friday), wrapped tip home-court advantage throughout Conference women's basketball Morrison Wives he could even game clock it all ended on the simplest of there will he some time to make adjustments in the playoffs. player of the week for the Pacific go higher based on the unequaled basketball plays, the backdoor cut. the offense. McCray refused to let that happen. The for- skills the 6 -foot-6 projected shooting On Sonja I lenning's explosive burst to the "I'm sure well try to division. work on some things to mer U.S. Olympian scored 21 points over the "I'm very honored," said the guard displays On the (mot, but basket and Sheri Sam's perfect bounce pass get the offense going and we'll try to rest the last 30 minutes to keep the Lasers' playoff berth who is this sea- would encourage Saint-Jean to con- through traffic, the San Jose Lasers captured the team," Lowrey 21 -year-old Steele, said. "Butt we'd rather r out dangling out of their grasp. captain. sult with an draft expert before jeop- final playoff spot in the American Basketball doing the same thing we've son's team done all year. "We didn't tell them anything different," Steele set a record on Feb.8, ardizing his eligibility. league's inaugural season. In A ganie characterized by the physical play Columbus cox li Brian Angler said. "We've just while scoring 22 points against The expert Morrison is speaking In a must-win game, the San Jose lasers II 8- that ha, I wen the trademark of this league all sea- got a lot of ompetitors on this testis. 'they've the Spartans to a of is Leonard Armato, his attorney 20) manhandled their first-round playoff oppo son, the I ..users were the Tulsa and leading ones who became the proved that all year." 74-67 victory. As the seventh play- and former player, who also repre- nent, the Columbus Quest (31-8), 78-76 in aggressors on the court. When Sam missed the second of a one -and- score more than 1000 points sents Shaquille O'Neill, Ronnie Lott front of 4,460 playoff-dreaming fans at the While the lasers' defense er to controlled most of one free throw opportunity with five seconds in SJSU women's basketball histo- and I lakeem Olajttwon. Armato Event (:enter On Monday night. regulation. it was their timely offensive plays that left, Mcfray grabbed the rebound, dribbled ry, and ranking sixth in the WAC would advise Saint-Jean if leaving The Lasers needed a little help from the won the game in overtime. down the court and banked a running jumper in steals, Steele leads her team in SJSU early would be viable and eco- Portland Power to solidify their playol I posit ion. San lose held the Quest's leading scorer, off the glass to send the game to OVertiMe. scoring and steals this season. nomically sound for him. Portland provided it with all H.' .71 visiory over Nikki Mc( :ray, to five first-half points and led San JOSe climbed into the game by sandwich "She's great on the court, both I lis answer would be yes. the Seattle Reign. .15 25 Al i lii' lid f. ing a Val Whiting laytip between eight free offensively and defensively," said The NBA scouts who sit court - Now that the lasers have ilhide the playoffs 'Hien Mc( ray's offense woke up. 'Hie Otiest, throws before Sam linind I terming fin the win coach Karen Smith. "This is a side during every Spartan game have and will face the Quest again on Sunday after- already W1.0,1111(111 111, record in the leayue, fling basket. reached a consensus about the best huge honor and she deserves it." player to Wear the blue and gold since Ricky Berry: great range, incredible athlete, everything else can be worked on once lie is drafted. I Es stock could only drop if he He's back; Nellie decides to stay. What could be orchestrates nine-player trade gained from starring on a doomed EAST Run IERFORD, N.J. received guards .Sam Cassell and tor the Mavericks this season and sec- his swift moves."There were just so "This was a hard decision based on (AP) The Maverit learn? Dallas ks George McCloud and center Eric ond in 10 days lin new general Man- many negative things about this ball - the fact of what we're giving up, but Ile could single-handedly lead cleaned out the rest of their house Montross. ager l/on Nelson. club," lie said. Ellis locker room Dallas was really active and wanting the Spartans into the Big Dance. Monday night, making a staggering The trade Was believed to be the Dallas traded guard JaSon Kidd 10 shocked me. It's not acceptable and to make this happen," Calipari said. nine player trade that sent :bin Been there. lie could average .1 dint -- largest between two NBA teams in Ilhoetlie at the start of the season and will not In ACC eptAble from this point -They made it really tough for its to Jackson, All-Star Chris Gaffing Isle -double for the season. Doing and the last 25 years, league spokesman recently shipped lantal Mashburn to on ... I observed it, watched it and say no. The players are players I know that. three others to the New Jersey Nets Chris Brienza said. In 1964, there Was Miami. With this deal, Dallas now hasically got sick about it." very well and can help us get where for SILIWII As Coat h Morrison said: "lie has center Bradle y. a n eight -player deal between I /omit has no players remaining from last The Nets, meanwhile, freed up we want to he." to do what is right fin him." Trans- In addition to the 7 foot 6 and Baltimore involving Bailey SeASIM'S roster. $14 million tinder the salary cap in Calipari made his comments as the lation: "bon voyage Olivier." Bradley, Dallas got point guards !towel!, Bob Ferry and Rod Thorn, "From the beginning of the season the next two years. allowing first-year Nets flew home on a team charter Robert Pack arid Khalid An Dustin Shekel! ri the sports editor. Reeves and now NliA vice president. to now, we have traded away our top coach John Calipari to pursue top free from Cleveland after a 108-101 loss. forward Ed ()'Bannon. The Nets also The deal Was the third major one seven players," said McCloud, who agents. At the time. Bradley and Reeves had watched from the stands as Dallas "This is A trade fin the Iiittire," not been told of the trade. Pack and played Monday night at Vancouver. CAEN?" said. ()'Bannon, the Nets' No. I draft "I don't know if that's ever been done Both teams are struggling arid the choice two years ago, were injured in this league before, but Don has trade is not likely to make either a and not with the learn. GIVE BLOOD done it." playoff contender this season. Dallas The trade forced the Mavericks to Though he didn't name players, is 16-31 and New lersev is 15 36 in dress only eight men for their game against the Grizzlies. Samaki Walker, GET COOKIES drafted last June, has the longest tenure of any current Dallas player. 31,101U 1133113(G01D All the players must pass physicals 11)111.1\Y'l before the deal is finalized. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19 Open To Helping An Calipari said it was hard to move Bradley, who leads the NBA in 10:00AM - 4:00PM Couple Bring A Child blocked shots. Into This World? 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